10-Day Ultimate Ireland Small Group Tour

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  Michele

  Asked on August 9th, 2026

  Do you charge single supplements.

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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written August 2026

    Our single supplement for this trip is Euro 800 for the duration of your trip and means you have your own room/bathroom.
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  Jan

  Asked on July 18th, 2026

  Is it possible to arrange for a male guide?

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    Jan

    Traveler•Written July 2026

    How much would an upgrade be per person for a 4-star hotel?
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    Jan

    Traveler•Written July 2026

    Is there an option to run this tour as a private tour?
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written July 2026

    Most of our guides are actually male, once we have a date I am happy to check what guide is selected for you.
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written July 2026

    We use a mixture of hotels and also some guesthouses, we could change these all to 4 start hotels, however for instance in Doolin there are very few option available, But once we have a date I can check this for you and get back with pricing.
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written July 2026

    Yes we can make this tour private for you and once we have a date we can provide costing for you. Although many of our guests like the group dynamic as well.
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    Jan

    Traveler•Written July 2026

    We prefer 4 star hotels to guesthouses.
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    Jan

    Traveler•Written July 2026

    We aren't crazy about being in a vehicle with a dozen or more strangers we haven't chosen to spend a great deal of time with. It would be nice if we actually liked the people but are unwilling to run the risk of being stuck with people we don't like for the whole trip. We once had a not so great experience in a 12-person 2-week tour which soured us on that concept.
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    Jan

    Traveler•Written July 2026

    We love cities but also want to be in the countryside part of the time where we might be able to interact with sheep, dogs, cows, and all manner of animals. We'd also like very much want to enjoy some live Irish music, theatre or festivals.
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    Jan

    Traveler•Written July 2026

    We're not interested in fancy gourmet restaurants and prefer smaller restaurants with local fare and color.
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    Jan

    Traveler•Written July 2026

    We'd rather DO things than just go sightseeing, though some sightseeing will be fine. I should also mention that I suffer from intermittent back pain, so I need to moderate the amount of walking I do, and walking hills or stairs are more of a challenge for me than walking on flat, even surfaces.
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written July 2026

    We create thoughtfully designed journeys across Ireland, from small-group tours to private guided experiences and self-drive itineraries. Everything we do is about going beyond the guidebook, with personal touches, wonderful local experiences and the reassurance of a team that genuinely cares, something our many 5-star reviews reflect. I can see you are interested in our private tours, which are a lovely option if you would like a more exclusive, flexible experience with your own expert guide, tailored around your interests and pace.
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written July 2026

    As private tour pricing is largely based on how many people in the group, how many people would you be travelling with? Just a quick note, private guided tours for fewer than four people typically start at around €1,000 per person, per day.
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    Jan

    Traveler•Written July 2026

    Approximately what would the per person cost be for a private tour like the one I described earlier for 6 people?
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written July 2026

    As a guide, a 10-day private tour for a group of 6 would be approximately €5,000 per person next year. This would include carefully selected accommodation with breakfast each morning, along with your own dedicated local driver-guide who will take care of all the logistics and ensure your trip is truly unforgettable. A great advantage of a private tour is that we can create a completely bespoke itinerary for you and your friends, tailored to your interests, travel style and the places you'd most like to experience. Whether you're looking for iconic highlights, hidden gems, great food, hiking, or unique local experiences, we'll design an itinerary that's perfect for your group.
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    Jan

    Traveler•Written July 2026

    What are the least-rainy months to visit Ireland? Is there a hot, muggy season to avoid?
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    Jan

    Traveler•Written July 2026

    How long in advance should one book a tour?
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written July 2026

    Ireland doesn't really have a "dry season." Our weather can be quite unpredictable, so it's always a good idea to pack for a mix of sunshine and showers! If you're looking for the best chance of pleasant weather, I'd recommend visiting between May and September. May and June are particularly lovely, while July and August are our warmest months. The good news is that Ireland rarely gets uncomfortably hot or muggy, making it a great place to explore throughout the summer.
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written July 2026

    For booking, I would recommend reserving your tour at least 6 months in advance, especially if you're planning to travel during the summer. Accommodation in Ireland fills up quickly, and booking early gives you the best choice of dates and hotels.
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  Dana

  Asked on April 1st, 2026

  Can you let me know how close to the Dublin airport is the starting and finishing drop off.

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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written April 2026

    Your trip starts at 08:00 from the Ashling Hotel in Dublin, which is about a 15 taxi ride from the airport and the tour is finishing at Heuston Station in Dublin where busses, taxi's and trains are waiting to bring you to your next destination.
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    Dana

    Traveler•Written April 2026

    Which Dublin airport is close to Ashlng? I was thinking of taking a morning flight from London. Also usually around what time does the tour end.
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written April 2026

    The taxi is about 15/20 minutes for approx euro 30 and The drop off is around 18.00 at Heuston Station.
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  Ruth

  Asked on March 11th, 2026

  I would like to take my cousin on this tour. She is 83 and not disabled but slow. What activity level is this and would it be a problem. I know golf carts are available at Cliffs of Moher but I'm not sure about other challenging areas.

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  Tour Details
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written March 2026

    The Ultimate would be too active for your cousin as there is a lot of walking on this tour and a lot of activities such as Carrick a read rope bridge which may not be suitable. Also there are several castle visits included so again, lots of walking and 2 walking tours, one in Galway and one in Derry. I think a better option would be our more relaxed tours such as our 8 Day Emerald Explorer tour or our 6 day Magical Southern Tour.
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    Ruth

    Traveler•Written March 2026

    I looked at the 8 day Emerald and it seems to do the castles and similar sites as the ultimate. The ultimate says it's a relaxed tour. Is there significant difference?
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written March 2026

    Both of these are relaxed tours. We have active tours as well which have kayaking, hiking and cycling. The pace of the Ultimate tour is a little faster compared to the Emerald Explorer, which has two two night stays so this makes the tour slightly slower while you cover the full Island of Ireland on your Ultimate tour. Both are have small groups, both have excellent reviews and on both you will have a great time.
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written March 2026

    Our Emerald tour is the best option and there are alternatives to the castle. For instance you could do a horse and cart through Killarney National Park (optional) but that is something that is a nice and gentle experience. The farm visit could be a little bit much of a walk, but they have a Landrover that follows the tour which means walking is optional and you get the same experience.
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  Anita

  Asked on March 11th, 2026

  Would your tour be appropriate for someone with MS and some problems with extended walking, and someone with an artificial leg who occasionally experiences some limitations? Is it easy to get on and off the bus? Can they get ground floor accommodations in most locations? Do you provide assistance in getting their luggage on and off? I see that Dublin sites are not included. Do you have other add-ons for extended stays and tours in Dublin?

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  Tour Details

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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written March 2026

    The Ultimate tour is part of our relaxed tours, so none of the activities and walks are really long and should be suitable for most people. With regards to the bus if we know that there are issues we just make sure we have an additional step, this is no issue at all and just makes getting in and out of the bus really easy. With regards to the accommodations most places have a lift and for the other places we will do our best to make sure they have ground floor bedrooms. For the Dublin accommodations we leave from the Ashling hotel and this can be booked online but Dublin is also a compact city which means most other hotels are only a short Taxi away from the departure location so that works for most people as well. With regards to the luggage the guide can help with this as long as we know this before the tour starts.
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  Danielle

  Asked on March 11th, 2026

  how difficult is it to get vegan food at the breakfasts? at lunch restaurants on the tour.... and is it easy to find vegan for dinner? vegan is no animal, no fish, no cheese, no butter, no milk

  Meals
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written March 2026

    Vegan dietary requirements are actually quite easy to accommodate in Ireland now and we regularly welcome guests with vegan diets on our tours. At breakfast, most of the hotels we use offer options such as fruit, cereals, breads, plant based milks, and other suitable items. Many hotels are also very used to catering for vegan guests if they are informed in advance.
    For lunch stops during the tour, our driver guide can recommend restaurants and cafés that offer a variety of options and it is usually very easy to find vegan friendly dishes.
    For dinner, Ireland has become much more vegan friendly in recent years, particularly in the towns and cities we visit. There are typically several restaurants to choose from and vegan options are widely available.
    Once your booking is confirmed, we simply note your dietary requirements and make sure our expert driver guide and accommodation partners are aware so they can assist you throughout the trip.
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  Joseph

  Asked on February 16th, 2026

  Where will the pick-up location in Dublin be?

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    Joseph

    Traveler•Written February 2026

    If I would like pre-tour accommodation, could this be arranged, and at what cost?
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    Joseph

    Traveler•Written February 2026

    Could you also let us know if it's possible to arrange post-tour accommodation in Dublin and provide the price per night?
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    Joseph

    Traveler•Written February 2026

    Could you offer more details on the itinerary, specifically if there will be free time for exploration and where?
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    Joseph

    Traveler•Written February 2026

    Can you provide the names of the accommodations included in the tour and specify if they are centrally located?
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    The tour meeting point on Day 1 is outside The Ashling Hotel, Parkgate St. Dublin.
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    We do not book ant pre/post tour accommodation at present however We do recommend the Ashling hotel to all our guests as the location is right across the street from Heuston Station where there are direct transport links to the Airport and also there is a luas track right outside the door which goes straight into city centre within 3 minutes.
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    Our accommodation below for Ultimate Tuesday Tour are all centrally located guesthouse and boutique hotels offering our guests a real Irish experience. Actons Hotel in Kinsale, Dingle Marina Lodge, Dingle, Doolin Inn, Doolin, HYDE Hotel, Galway City, Wyatt Hotel, Westport, Lough Eske Castle, Donegal, Shipquay Hotel, Port Stewart, Ten Square Hotel, Belfast.
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    Joseph

    Traveler•Written February 2026

    I notice that there is not a walking tour of Dublin even though we start and finish in the capital. The only walking tour offered by Overland tour group is Galway. I thought a walking tour in Belfast would also be part of the itinerary.
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    Joseph

    Traveler•Written February 2026

    I notice I can ask for Tailor Made Tours with your company. Please advise.
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    There is no walking tour in Belfast but instead we offer some free time. This was always a request from our guests to have some free time in Belfast, either to relax while other explore the city or do a black cab tour. There are plenty of walking tours and your guide can help you arrange these for you. With regards to Dublin, we leave the city straight away, Dublin is what most of our guests explore the day before, its a compact city that is easy to navigate so people do not need us.
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    We offer small group tours, custom tours and self drive tours.
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  Alicia

  Asked on February 15th, 2026

  I assume this does not include air fare. Is that correct

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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    The fee does not include airfare.
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  Ken

  Asked on January 31st, 2026

  Can my travel agent contact you? Having difficulty contacting Overland with time difference?

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    Ken

    Traveler•Written January 2026

    Is there a number I could give her? Or email to contact?
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    Feel free to contact Tourradar at any time. We are unable to provide you with the number for Overland Ireland unfortunately. The number for Tourradar depends on where you are contacting from, so please let me know where you are based.
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    Ken

    Traveler•Written January 2026

    My travel agent and I are both based in USA. She is in Texas and I'm in Michigan
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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    Tourradar has 24 hours people available to take your call, for Overland Ireland its Irish time 09:00 -18:00 Hours.
  
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  Hayley

  Asked on January 14th, 2026

  Single supplement?

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    Overland - Small Group ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    Our day 10 Ultimate Ireland small group tour has a single supplement of €800.00, which guarantees your private ensuite bedroom for your stay.